Safe Opiate Prescribing For NC Dentists 2023

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CE Dojo is certified as a national provider of continuing education (CE) through the Academy of General Dentistry's (AGD) Program Approval For Continuing Education (PACE). Most state regulatory agencies recognize AGD PACE programs as legitimate sources for continuing education. We suggest you contact your specific state regulatory agency for further clarification if necessary.

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The course given by David M H Lambert, DDS –a board certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon and former clinical pharmacist – and Sean Kurdys – former lead investigator for the North Carolina Board of Dental Examiners. This unique two hour course entails an overview of the opioid crisis as it exists today, including a review of the physiology of pain, the pharmacology of analgesics, strategies for managing acute pain, in addition to regulatory compliance issues as related to the NCBDE, closed case reviews, and tips for avoiding licensure pitfalls.

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The Opiate Crisis Is Deliberate

Use of Opioid Pain Relievers Following Extraction of Third Molars

DEA Reverse Distributor List - March 2020

Guidelines for Opioid Prescribing in Children and Adolescents After Surgery

Nonopioid, Multimodal Analgesia as First-line Therapy After Otolaryngology Operations Primer on Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs)

What Every Dentist Should Know About Suboxone

Patients taking long-term opioids produce antibodies against the drugs.

Opiate Use Disorder in the Emergency Dept

UM Study - Opiates for M3 in Teens Young Adolescents

Ratings and Reviews

5.0

Avg. Rating

6 Ratings

What's your experience? We'd love to know!

Dr Edwin L Booth, JR

Posted 3 months ago

Watched it twice after an EMX participation class at the Dental School!

Good data and timeline review. Helpful beyond scope of dentistry as a Wilderness Medicine First Responder for NOLS since 2015! Opening data is beyond eye opening when I teach with others...

David Lambert

Posted 3 months ago

Thank you for your 5 star review. We’re really glad the course has made such a positive impact!

Daniel Duffy

Posted 3 months ago

Great Course

Would highly recommend

David Lambert

Posted 3 months ago

Thank you for your 5 star review. We try to keep this course current and interesting and it’s great to know we are hitting the mark!

Kimberly Dehler, DDS

Posted 4 months ago

Relaxed substantive presentation

Relaxed presentation incorporating a perspective of "how we got here" with the opiod crisis, pharmacology with patient care and consequences of our actions as prescribers

David Lambert

Posted 4 months ago

Thank you very much for your 5 star review!

Robert Lloyd

Posted 4 months ago

concise

concise, relevant, to the point

David Lambert

Posted 4 months ago

Thank you again for your comments and your 5-star review!

David Woolston

Posted 5 months ago

Drug usage

great

David Lambert

Posted 5 months ago

Thank you Dr Woolston for your comments and your 5-star review!

Malav Trivedi

Posted 5 months ago

Practicing Safe prescribing habits

Very informative course

David Lambert

Posted 5 months ago

Thanks very much for the 5-start review!

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